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Is the Quantum Realm actually microscopic?

Rewatched Ant-Man 3 the other day, and I’ve been wondering if the Quantum Realm is actually a universe smaller than an atom. If so, does it exist within an atom, or orbiting around an atom? Are there impossibly large amounts of worlds inside or outside every atom of every particle on earth? Or is it simply another plane of existence only accessible by shrinking down to subatomic size? Kind of like how the flash can travel time by reaching a certain speed, or the delorean activating the flux capacitor

I find the idea of entire worlds of subatomic size really really cool. It’s mind-boggling, and it makes the vastness of the mcu even greater. However, the physics in the QR were way too similar to earth. It seems far-fetched that gravity would be the same, that there’d be running water, etc. which leads me to believe that everybody inside the QR was the same size as everyone on earth. But then again, the overall aesthetic of the film was very ‘microscopic’ themed. There were ships shaped like bacteriophage, little jelly guys that were supposed to be like sentient bacteria I’m guessing, and the landscape was textured out to look like images from electron microscopes, at least it looked that way to me.
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